New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21
ASBURY PARK.

HOTELS BOARDING HOUSES AND THE BOARD WALK
CRowDED-PEOPLE MET HERE AND THERE.
AsBURY PARK. n. j.. Aug 20.-The board walk here
has been crowded its capacity every night this
week. the glory aud pride OF the PARK aud Ocean
Grove as the ocean promenade OF the Grove really its
continuation. From early dusk until nearly IL o'clock
this broad walk is filled with two armies OF walkers ons
moving south and the other north Tbi, walk Is great
meeting place visitor 10 the Park or Grove who wants
to lnd a certain friend but does not know where he IS
staying goes the board walk early in the even
ing and watches until his friend along. During
the day and children take possession OF the
walk and beach, The number OF children here is mar
velous On any pleasant day there are
hundreds OF them to every block OF sea
'front.' They dig sand bugs and pebbles aud
build wonderful towns and forts In the sand.
Albert c. Couch the railroad operator. was on the
board walk last evening lie is brmful OF new CON-
pany which has been Incorporated under the laws OF
New-Jersey. II Is known as the Mrs. X. Z. Newbys
women's Endowment Cattle Company Mrs. Croy. bet
ter known as Jennie June is the president of the cor
poration and Mr. Couch Is Its general and financial
manager The capital stock is 81 100000 divided into
5000 shares OF $500 Tie stock is 10 be sold with
the aid of brokers' Each share represents certain
number CATTLE which TO be kept breeding for SIX
years, and proPoriionate Interest III the
ranch properties The company controls nearly
100000 acres Of the finest pasture lands In New
Mexico and now has 5000 head of fine cattle on Its
ranch Is estimated that az the end OF six years tho
increase will be sufficient make the original outlay
worth five times its face value number OF well known
will be associated with Mrs Croy in the manage
ment Of the company II was designed endOS.
ment inye stment for children.
mick" Young. OF the National League OF Professional
Baseball Clubs, favorite here He is boarding at the
Coleman House, but is frequently seen on the ocean
walk. Ho Is slightly below medium height, has dark
hair and and welEuit figure. He is the Pooh Bah
OF the ball tossers He is the president of the National
H. IL ole md tran frar
president OF its board of directors and the chairman
OF its committee OF arbitration.
eases OF the hair and scalp Is spending the season mere
race Of Saidheads. he says. and no wonasr Il Is
commonly believed that become bald or thu haired
cover up their bald spots with false bangs frzzes pnf
rolls ami switches Another faaey Is the belief that
badness is generally caused by severe mental labor
worriment over business roub les etc. ntemperance:
tobacco bad habits fast eating loss Of rest and want OK
maay persons have bald heads II the average person
good OF his hair he does OF his teeth ne
~Ssa Ss No well Is of u
and which curl oval
Here comes Caleb r. Bailey the confidential clerk and
Mr. Bradley In Europe and Mr.. Bailey has full charss
Of his affairs. lie Is short AMI well set and has iul
aud makes complete tour OF the park adozen or ften
tunes day; Nothing escapes his sharp eyes In aidi.
Chief OF Police and is mainly due vigilance that
the crooks give the Park wide berth, lie Is al'0 0s
Ex-Congrsssman James ). Negley, OF Pittsburg ani
his wife are here. The General has oiiicein
altst aud is deeply interested In railroad operations
The face and form OF the Rev. Dr. Daniel Curry who
died this week In NewYork will be greatly missed here
e used TO tell with guso good story VI his ova
expense. lie member OF the General Coutcrcne
at Its session in the Brooklyn Academy OF Music in @
Ono OF the Church publications, The Ldiics RcDofiios
had been losing money heavily for some years - mas
speech" the doctor would say. in which adyocaiei
the suspension for all time of the publication Of the s
szne and wound up by declaring that IL dead aaa
all that needed was undertaken" well, VIA
then r. his listeners would ask. With twinkle 10 ms
bright black eyes he would reply: "Wny the nenbets
OF the General Conference shouted with gee and eiec'
me editor OF the magazine by a unanimous vote
James r. Mcdonald. a clerk OF the Unitel states ses
ate, is at the Sheldon House IA Ocean Grove.
State Assemblyman Noonan, OF Hobokep has rooAs"
Sunset Hail.
Mrs Mary A. Schneck the wife OF the Mayor OF Ksf
sas City. is at the Hotel Brunswick with Mrs. j. NJ Hor
of the same city.
Count Marzza the Italian ce-Consul. Is at the cAS
man House =.
Judge Edwin II. Stowe. of Plttsburg. is conner"
the Irving -.
Professor Towles and family, of Washington are at
Albany. =.
Mrs Langtry and party OF friends drove downto'si
Coleman House one day this week from the Branca a
spent several hours watching the crowds.